I Want to Live Says Hawk to Chaplain
Thomas White Hawk, a Sioux youth on death row for the Vermillion murder, pleads for life to his Episcopal chaplain. Activists and religious groups in Sioux Falls raise petitions and funds to seek commutation or abolition of capital punishment, while attorney Douglas Hall pursues a post conviction review.
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Associated Press
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Thomas James White Hawk
William Watson
Thomas White Hawk
Taurus
James Yeade
Vermillion
South Dakota
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Marvin
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Douglas Hall
Minneapolis
A. J. Downing
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Lyman C. Ogilby
Episcopal
Oecam Cones 5
Rev Downing
White Hawk
Rev. Hiza
Hopes for Pueblo Release Dwind as Talks Resume at Panmunjom
Officials see only a slim chance, about 19 percent, that any of the 83 crew members of the USS Pueblo will be freed before the first anniversary of the seizure. Negotiations with North Korea are to resume at Panmunjom as Washington weighs how to handle demands for admission of fault and an apology.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
USS Pueblo
Panmunjom
North Korea
Poland
Warsaw
Nixon
Authorities hunt for deadly seeds hidden in decorations
In Lansing Michigan authorities lashed a wide search for hundreds of deadly security beans found Friday by a state trooper as they were being glued to Christmas decorations at a nursery school.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
China Cuts Hanoi Aid Over Paris Peace Talks
Western diplomats report Red China is reducing military aid to North Vietnam since March 31 after Johnson limited bombing. China allegedly pulled back nearly half of its 50,000 labor force from North Vietnam and may halt bombing by November. Demonstrations and attacks on Hanoi-linked targets in China signal anger over peace negotiations.
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PARIS
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China
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Johnson
Peking
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Red China
Nanking
Chou En-lai
Albanian Leaders Criticize Paris Peace Talks Amid Hanoi Tensions
Allied observers note Albania’s top officials including Premier Mehmet Shehu openly opposing the Paris peace talks since October. Begir Balluku accuses Americans and Russians of collusion to crush Vietnam, while Hanoi’s Albanian ambassador triggers a walkout by other Communist envoys amid rising Sino Soviet influence shifts.
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Hanoi
Paris
Alabama
China
Paoers
Albania
Moscow
Peking
Industry leader rips new cable TV rules amid FCC pay TV go ahead
Washington AP reporting that Frederick W. Ford of the National Cable Television Association blasted FCC pay and CATV rules while Douglas Talbott of CX Cablevision voiced cautious, unclear initial reactions. FCC rules limit pay TV, regulate retransmission, and set ownership caps with June implementation pending hearings and court reviews.
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Frederick W. Ford
National Cable Television Association
Federal Communications Commission
Douglas Talbott
Cx Cablevision Corp
Atlanta
FCC
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Harvey
House Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
New Labor Secretary Opposes Some Strikes
President-elect Nixon's choice George Shultz says he opposes strikes by public employees and favors minimal government intervention. He doubts wage price guidelines curb inflation and urges officials to aid bargaining while staying a listener to unions and employers.
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Washington
Nixon
George Shultz
University of Chicago Business School
Labor Department
Shultz
Johnson
Schultz
Labor Movement
Carnegie Aid Plan Draws Backing From State University Group
A Carnegie Commission proposal to raise federal education spending to 13 billion by 1976 faces opposition from the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. They argue funds should go to the schools first, enabling direct aid to students via a loan program.
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Washington
New York
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Turn Unneeded Items Into Christmas Cash
Make a list of attic basement or garage items and call 433-8851 to turn them into cash for Christmas. Ask about a low cost six day ad. Twenty words six days five forty dollars.
IBM Answers Suit Filed by Control Data
IBM denies antitrust charges from Control Data filed in St Paul Minnesota. IBM says it will vigorously defend against the suit alleging monopolistic practices and notes Control Data is a smaller rival that has achieved spectacular success.
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IBM Answers
Control Data
Armone
N.Y
International Business Machines Corp
St. Paul
Bank Robbers Hit Good Thunder Bank In Snowy Morning
Authorities seek two gunmen and an accomplice who robbed the First National Bank of Good Thunder in Minnesota. About 10 a.m. the trio taped the hands of President Bob Konkel, four employees, and a customer, fleeing in a dark brown station wagon with an estimated 5000 to 7000 dollars.
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Good Thunder, Minn
First National Bank of Good Thunder
Bob Konkel
Mankato
Konkel
Herb Dallage
Plans for 43 Story Minneapolis Office Tower
Cedar Co. proposes a $20 million 43 story office building on 5th Street between Marquette and 2nd Avenue So. in Minneapolis, higher than the Foshay Tower, pending city approval and site clearance.
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Foshay Tower
Cedar Co
5Th Street
Marquette
2Nd Avenue So
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